Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie orientale

56 | 2020

open access | peer reviewed

Keywords Chinese as a foreign language • Fortleben • Transnational history • Inhibitive transfer • Phonological awareness • Japanese prints • Hokusai’s illustrated books • Chinese idioms • Bahmanī dynasty • Errico Malatesta • Inclusivism • Orthographic Norms • Identity • Classroom practice • Motivation • Ottoman Empire • Digital database • Standardization • Medieval Japan • ‘Abd al-Raḥmān al-Ǧabartī • Homosexuality • Grammatical annotation • ʿAishī Shīrāzī • Iraqi Novel • Fujiwara no Tameie • Russian Federation • Ukraine • Appropriation • Sanskrit • Morphological structure awareness • Adaptation • Hermeneutics • Script conversion • Hindi literature • Learner corpus • War • Art market • Autobiography • Voice • Involuntary agent • Marriage and women’s rights • Conventionalization • Testimoniality • Whole-part-whole method • Izayoi Nikki • Alfred Faraǧ • Contemporary Japanese history • Afghanistan • Vīraśaiva • Moroccan Digital Newspapers • Levantine baroque • Painting didactic • Contact zone • Chengyu • Pilgrimage • Messenger motif • Cross-sectional study • Mathnawī • Idiom teaching • Japanese • Language Ideologies • Aleppo • Mikohidari poetry • Modernism • Territorial conflicts • Hindi • Feminist spatial quest • Zakariyyā Tāmir • Written Darija • Queer • Museum of Oriental Art collection, Venice • Musical instruments • Indo-Islamic architecture • Teaching of Arabic • Court-records • Historiography • Sulaymān al-Ḥalabī • Case-particles • India • Moldova • Thu Xu • Double-nominative constructions • Transnational debates • Wreckage • Performative self • Zhang Ailing • South Asian regional security complex • Theodoro Poulakis • Urdu • Indology • MF Husain • Nun Abutsu • Heritage Learners • Chinese SLA • French Colonial Vietnam • Tokenization • Teaching Arabic as a foreign language • Transitivity • Vocabulary • Cultural translation • Icon painting • Post-Soviet regional security complex • ʿIshrat-nāma • Anarchism history • Italian L1 learners • Reading • Etymological elaboration • Giorgio Damistra • Formulaic sequences • Shared sacred sites • Pakistan • Sinan Antoon • Narrativity • Sacred geography • LGBTQ • Ṣun‘allāh Ibrāhīm • Boundary symbols • Doxography • Love in a Fallen City • Transcultural rewriting • Authoriality • Travel • Professional Orientations • Analogies • Dah-nāma

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